Tag: hospitality
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This new luxury boutique hotel is combined with a renowned multi-venue art museum
Hotels to visit after the coronavirus pandemic is over: 21c Museum Hotel Chicago – The newest addition to North America’s only multi-venue museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting the art of the 21st century. The hotel perspective is that culture and hospitality enhance each other. The 297-room boutique hotel 21c Museum Hotel Chicago,…
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Nomad’s Celebrated Landmark turned Luxe Hotel
Luxe Life Hotel New York: Luxe Hotels’ first branded property opens in New York City. Luxe Life Hotel New York as well as five additional hotels will join Luxe Collection’s portfolio of boutique 4- and 5-star properties this quarter. This new additions to Luxe Hotels’ portfolio embody all of the qualities a luxury…
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Rocco Forte House – a new form of hospitality launched by Rocco Forte Hotels
Rocco Forte House is the ultimate city experience matched by the privacy of a home and the superior Rocco Forte service. Rocco Forte Hotels unveils the first Rocco Forte House, Piazza di Spagna launching a new form of curated hospitality. The five lavish suites are designed for guests seeking personalised attention, curated independence,…
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One&Only Kéa Island will be the second One&Only resort in Europe
Capital Partners Break Ground at One&Only Kéa Island Site. Ultra-luxury Resort and Private Homes to Redefine Hospitality Landscape in the Aegean. Kéa is the closest Cycladic island to Athens and is easily accessible by ferry, speed boat or yacht from Lavrio Harbour. Kerzner International Holdings Limited and Dolphin Capital Partners have celebrated the…
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W Hotels brand to land in Argentina
Marriott International announces the W Buenos Aires, which is expected to open in 2024. Puerto Madero, one of Buenos Aires’ most sought-after neighborhoods, to be home for the first W Hotel in Argentina. The hospitality project by the luxury hotel chain owned by Marriott International will alter the Buenos Aires skyline, and…
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The future trends set to dominate the travel and hospitality industry in the next 100 years
100 years from now hotels will have to create opportunities to converse, collaborate and connect, delivering moments that matter, individually, to each and every guest. The hotels of the future will offer moon-walking planet breaks, 3D-printed hotel rooms, digital detoxes, and hyper-personalised spaces, among other treats like offline spaces, disconnected from the system.…